Why Real Estate Investors and Developers Upgrade to Copper Pipes in Fix-and-Flip and Fix-to-Rent Projects
Updating the plumbing in a home can cost upwards of $6,000 due to the invasive nature of replacing pipes behind walls or other hard to reach places,...
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California's Real Estate Investors: Turning Tech Into Higher Rents and Faster Offers
Whether you know it or not, if you are striving to flip or remodel a property the wider culture around you is having a drastic effect on your work....
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Fix and Rent: A Winning Strategy for a Strong California Rental Market
The cliche about real estate is that there are only three things that matter: location, location, and location. It’s true that location is often the...
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Drought Watch: Fix-and-Flip Tips for Sustainable Renovations and Water Conservation
All week long, we’ve talked about the devastating California drought – both how it was caused and how the real estate market can not only survive,...
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How California Real Estate Can Survive and Thrive During the Drought
In our last post, we talked about how the massive and possibly permanent California drought came to be. The issue of water distribution, which has...
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Maximum Results: Why California’s Minimum Wage Increases Can Boost the Real Estate Rental Market
Four dollars doesn’t seem like very much. It can get you most of a meal at a fast food joint if you order off the value menu. It can get you into the...
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Will the New Budget Affect Homeowner Tax Breaks and the Real Estate Investment Market?
Housing affordability is a key component of making ownership more appealing to people that currently rent. Owning property costs more upfront than...
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Why Mortgage Rates Can Go Even Lower, and What It Means for the Market
When mortgages are near record lows, it seems greedy to ask if rates can go even lower. However, that is becoming a growing possibility in today’s...
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What Rising Mortgage Applications Tell Us About the Real Estate Market
More people are applying for mortgages, which means more people are buying homes and more people are confident that the housing market is strong....
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